Șeful spionajului egiptean și președintele EAU l-au anunțat pe Netanyahu cu câteva zile înainte de masacrul de pe 7 octombrie

Data publicării: 26-09-2026 | 19:06

Data actualizării: 26-09-2026 | 19:06

Șeful spionajului egiptean a mers personal la Tel Aviv pentru a-l avertiza pe Benjamin Netanyahu, iar președintele Emiratelor Arabe Unite l-a sunat în același timp pe premierul israelian cu câteva zile înainte ca masacrul de pe 7 octombrie să aibă loc.

Cristian Anton

Şeful spionajului egiptean, Abbas Kamel, a făcut o escală secretă de 67 de minute, la Tel Aviv, la 26 septembrie 2023, pentru a-l avertiza pe premierul israelian Benjamin Netanyahu că mişcarea islamistă palestiniană Hamas pregătea un atac major şi că fereastra de oportunitate a opririi unei catastrofe se închise, dezvăluie într-o anchetă-fluviu revista americană The Atlantic, relatează RFI.

Potrivit The Atlantic, şeful spionajului egiptean i-a recomandat lui Netanyahu să facă unele concesii economice Fâşiei Gaza.

🚨 🇮🇱 THE ATLANTIC: Egypt’s intelligence chief secretly flew to Israel just 11 days before October 7 to warn that Hamas appeared to be mobilizing for a major attack. The previously unreported visit is detailed in a major investigation by Vivian Salama. On September 26, 2023, a chartered Cessna linked to Egyptian intelligence landed in a secluded area of Ben Gurion Airport used for sensitive diplomatic and security missions. On board was Abbas Kamel, then Egypt’s intelligence chief. According to Israeli, Egyptian, Arab, American and European officials briefed on the visit, Kamel came with an urgent warning: Hamas appeared to be mobilizing for a major attack, and the window for preventing a disaster was closing. Kamel did not provide a date, target or operational details for what would happen 11 days later. Much of the intelligence circulating at the time still pointed toward a more conventional escalation. His decision to travel personally to Israel was highly unusual. “The messenger was the message,” one former Israeli official told The Atlantic. Kamel was apparently not the only channel through which a warning reached Israel. Earlier this month, Haaretz published a separate reconstruction by journalists Shlomi Eldar and Ruth Yuval. According to their investigation, Yahya Sinwar himself had warned through a Fatah intermediary that he was preparing a “huge surprise,” repeatedly using the Arabic word zilzal, “earthquake.” In a subsequent message, according to their investigation, Sinwar was even more explicit: he was preparing “the mother of all surprises” and a “terrifying operation.” That warning was reportedly passed to UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed, who then personally raised the danger with Benjamin Netanyahu roughly 10 days before October 7. The Atlantic has now independently confirmed, through U.S. and Arab officials, that the MBZ-Netanyahu call took place and that the Emirati president warned Netanyahu about the possibility of an imminent attack after receiving intelligence from Egyptian and Palestinian sources. Netanyahu denies receiving such a warning and has threatened legal action over the Haaretz report. The Atlantic now describes a separate Egyptian channel: Kamel’s personal visit to Israel. Egypt continued raising concerns until October 5, two days before the attack. None of these accounts establishes that Israel was given the date, targets or operational plan for October 7. The intelligence was fragmentary, and even U.S. assessments at the time anticipated a much more conventional Hamas escalation. Taken together, the reporting describes multiple warning signals arriving through different channels in the final days of September and early October, including, according to The Atlantic, a personal intervention by Egypt’s intelligence chief. Eleven days after Kamel’s visit, Hamas attacked.
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Preşedintele Emiratelor Arabe Unite (EAU) Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan l-a sunat, în acelaşi moment, pe Benjamin Netanyahu, potrivit unei anchete publicată în urmă cu câteva săptămâni de către ziarul israelian Haaretz, scrie News.ro.

Cotidianul american New York Times (NYT) a făcut de asemenea dezvăluiri vineri.

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NYT dezvăluie că premierul israelian Benjamin Netanyahu refuza la acea vreme orice atac în Fâşia Gaza, pentru a menţine acordul de normalizarea relaţiilor cu Arabia Saudită.

Aceste dezvăluiri intervin în toiul campaniei electorale în Israel şi au efectul unei bombe. Opoziţia le foloseşte pentru a denunţa o orbire politică de neiertat şi cere o comisie oficială de anchetă.

În faţa acestui cutremur politic şi în urma atacurilor rivalurilor, biroul lui Benjamin Netanyahu dezminte în mod categoric că a primit asemenea avertismente înaintea atacului Hamas de la 7 octombrie 2023 în sudul Israelului şi denunţă o „manipulare".